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f ' ‘ts, ' 7 1 / 4 ~.._ . + G :,." . V • -.,, % 's ,:filf:4l.l' T .. . 1, : ,/ '.~ • k ; ' "s) , 1 J uo (PRICE SIXPEYCE. NUMBER 4872.3 TUESDA Y, APRIL :8, 1868. TIIF.ATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, April :20, 1809, will be periorrne4 THE WORLD., The Charseters Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr WROUGHTON, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. PALMER, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RUSSELL, Mrs. lORDAN, Mrs. POWELL, Miss BOYCE." The Prolog i ire to be spoken by Mr. DE CAMP, , And 2111.. Epilogue by Mr. ELLISTON. .A.fter which will be produced (for the fourth time) a new Grand Serious Ballet of Adion, called CARACTACUS. ANCIENT BRITONS. Caraaaous(the General), Mr. D'EGVILLE ; Ulwy, Mr. ROBERTS ; I-lengo, Miss C. BRISTOW ; Edgar, Master NOBLE • Cadwal, Master WA L LA* ; Oswald, Master BRISTOW ; 'Modred (the High Priest), Mr. COQK E ; Mador (the Chief Bard), Mr. SMITH ; SitiidS, Messrs. DIG NUM, pilitioN, Ml LLER, FITZ SIMMONS, Sec. Isla, IkIiss,GAY.TON ;_ • Erhelinde, MO. SHARP IC ; Virgins, Miss G R BEN, Miss TWAMLEY, Misses H..and E. VENN ET, Miss TOOSE, dcc. ear:. Caesar, Mr. CRANFIRLD; Claudius, Mr. FISHER; • Drusus, Mr. MALE; Marcus, Mr. LAURENT. Boxes 61. Second Price 35. —Pit 3s. bd. Second Price 2s. Gallery 21, Second Price ts.--Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—Ncr Money to be returned. Places for the ficixes to - by taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box- Office, RuSsell-street, . The boors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Mali past Six. On account ofthe great demand for Places, and to prevent disappointment, the. new Comedy of The World i k iwhich continues to. be received with increased applause and appro bation) the P ublic are respectfully informed the same will be repeated, with thii new Ballet of Caradacus, : every Evening till further notice. A new Comic Opera, , in Three Ads, is in rehearsal. THEATRE ROYAL. cimiNT.cAttDEN. • 9O MORROW EVENING, April sir, t 808, a will, he performed THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. •' Sir julin Fahicatt tvlr. COOKS. wises HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or; THE GOLDEN ECG. • Mother Goose, Mr. SI XINI ()NTS ; • Colin, afterwards Hae.equin Mr, 1.1.QL0 G NA, jun. ; 'Squire Bugle, afterwards Clown. Mr. GRIMALDI ; - - - Cabin Boy (with a Song), I%Jaiter SNIAILIV Colinette i afterwards Columbine, Miss ADAMS. Doles O. S econd Price 3i.—Pit 3s. fni. Second Price :a. _ Gallery 20. Second P rice ts..— peer C.; allcry 1$„ Second rfice 6(1. NO Money to be returned. \ "lc " for the 114 :.e , ; to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-office, iu li.titystreet- The. Doors to be opened at kiall-past Five, and begirt at Half-past Six. On Thursday, the Comedy of The Man of the Wort ; `der which, the new Scotch Dame of The Highland Laddie ; 'to villich will be added, the burletta of Tom. Thumb the C rear. I lie Public tire respeafully informt+l; .that Shakspeare'S Play of The Twii Gewleincn of Verona, which was la - st Thursday night revived with universal 'applause, will be attc.l on Friday, with the Nit1;;IL:t1 Fame ut Who Wins? or; The i•vidow's "I'iIt:ATKE ROYAL,,DRIII2I"-LANE. FOR Tilt BENI; FIT OF, Mr. BRAVIA:II.` •ON MONDAYi May 9, will be presented, dap, Musical Draina, in Thiw Ada,. ut THE WIFE O TWO HUSBANDS.. The Ovaittire and Music composed and sciected by Mr. Mazzinf,ni. , . D Count beitior,lMr. SIDONS • (His fist Appearance in that Charader) ; Maurice, Mr, WROUGtITVN ;. • Theodoreiwith Thrcellew Su g> ctnnpuSaby Mr. 13iSh4,• Mr. BRAHAM; i• • . . , ~ Armagh, Mr. jOHNS'i ON E ; • CArromde, Mr, BA NNI srli R : . . Countess Belli , r, Mrs. -powvl-1. ; • . . • Lugo3o. Mrs. mouNTA I N; . , i•Linettc„Mrs... 131..A14.1).1.....,- --: Chorus of Banditti and . l' , :asants. • -With a new Dance inci- CICIII,II to tll,l . Alter which,: AN tiAtmoNic••meEllNG ; :• In which the following irs. 11.11e1 J, &C. W:11 be introduced : Smrth. A,. New Soltg, composed hy Mr. l;ishop, ..wiry and Ernot - 4,", by IV. r. ift-tham. W 141," hlr. C.:l!ibun Mr; 13c.,1-..411. When sb4l.i.Nye.'l'htec:irtecragaitt . : 4 """Colltd'it NVan be ....- qture. ll Mr. Smith and Mr. " Glorious Apollo." ." Vive gel," Si z .:nura 'afbracc and Mr:, Brahatn. A Comic Song, Mr. Bannister. And " The Death of General Sir kalliliAberetut.utne," by Mr. Prithitm. : ; • wi Lt. HE ADDLD. (Ily Tertnisiott or Ine l'roprtetor GI the Tt'xatre ttoy4l, . • ftlyrwrlt.ct, ) THE ' H tl-N f bit OF THE ALPS. • left My: 1..1.1.15T0N ; • • iti.adivi, ,atilt. S11)1E/NS ; Juan, with additional Sono, Mr. ; . Hcleti, 11rs, U. al i)DONS ;. Genevieve, brio ); firbt pormaitce in that chtratltr, and tin:tkt Kott , sig. s l't tit , Tickets and V i4ces tor tht: itthws to be ludo, Mr. litaham, 96,.c.';• eat Itt.,..:i.:(reet; I , l , .ornsoury ; and of Mr. Spting, at the liox.()liice, laiGe tto,scli.stteet. ATLAS IN;iIJRANCE.CONIVA-N-i _ . AT it MEETI.NG of OK: COMMIT CEE held at Wilt's house, Undid!, the aoth inst. CHRISTOPIII , : SMITH, Esq. Aid, Sze. Chairman. • itesolvd unanimously, that the Subscrptions to this lnsti tuticrit du Close on or before the 3d ut May, and BUSillCti s . be commenced on 0.1 before. the 24th of June next. - Subscriptions to this Establishinent are receiving at the Tanking tionscsof Sir ;sines 144511 e, Esdatle, and ildnunets, ornbard.street f Down, Thornton, arid Free, Bartiroloinew.. lung ; Masterman, Peters, .I:rd Co. Loarbard•street ; Baron Dimsdzile's and Cu. Cornhill and Hammersley and Co. 411.'6'141 ;. whets the Prospbdus may ne had. ' By Orderof the Committee, JOHN CHALK, See: committee.toom, Will's Coffric-hduse, April au, SCOTCH MIN ES, -VEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS, and NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 'By 'Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, May 6, at Twelve o'Clock, at Carraway!so London THE SCOTCH LEAD MINES-23001. Stock in this V aluanle Concern, established in 1730,'by . Ur. for working Mind, Metals, and Minerals. in Scotland. Who Dividends for the last year AMOLUitett to 71. per Cent. but the Average for the last seven years has exceeded ten and a hall per Cent.. per .A111)111,4, clear of the Property 'Tax, re. gularly paid h a lt yrarly c ,at the Sun ,Fir Office, Cornhill. Also Shares in 11,6. G RANI) tuNrioN CROYDON, KENNET ano AVON, WORCESTER and , BIRMING. I lAM, and'L AN e xsT 'CANALS, gild in the WEST 1111DDLi s SEX NV A. I' WO.K.KS Particulars at ti): New I:totei, 11 rrningham at Hatchet's Hotel, Pic - cathilv ; , Gariaway's of mi. a,ott) NcW iititite•btiett, Loalosi, MR. and Mrs. CHARLES KEMBLE beg leave to inform the Public, that their BENEFIT is fixed for THURSDAY the 19th of May, when the Historical Play of KING LEAR will be performed. Lear (first time these eight years), Mr. KEMI3I,E, and Kent, Mr. COOK E, be ing his first appearance in that Charaeler. Tickets to be had of Mr. and Mrs. C. Kemble, No. 22, Newman-street; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre. • DRAKELOW PARK. April 1.q., tBA. MHE EXECUTORS of SIR NIGEL BOWYER CRESI.Y, late of Drakelow Pink, in the County of Derby, Bart, deceased, request All Persons to whom the s - tid Sir N.il3. Gresley stood . indebted at the tunc or his dece..se, to immediately send in their respective Demands to Nit% Fow ler, solic:jtor. lsorton-upon•Trent, Stalligdshire, as the Hat eutoit are anxious to have the same liquidated as early as possible. A CARD. , .TU. BE DISk'OSJ9 OF, AN Old-esviblisbed andll4,spedable WINE BU- S . IN ESS„ in one of thelinit Naval Ports of this iCaT.- domi and the ,Premises; the Proprietor retiring front Bust mss, - where the same is carried on, • which are very contnto .dions, and admirably calculated for the Trade, - in a central and most desirable situation. Possession may be immedi ately had, or at any period that may be determined on. .For paitietilars appiy at No. zo. t:ood-huie, London ; if by . Leticr, post-paid. April at, Itog. • PREGNANCY. A NY Lady in this Situation, nnfler peculiar Cir ctinistances, may obtain a confidential Friend, anti ininiediate Consolation, with perfed security front Dishonour ' I anti Unhappiness. Inquiries to ,he made, or Letters addrestritn Mrs. G rim ston, No. .liroad . .strea, Golden-stptare, London, When a private interview with tho,Adfieniser will he appointed. MONEY. TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN. WANTED to invest several very considerable Sums in Annuities. Nbbiemen and Gentlemen de sirous of granting Annuities, redeemable in pleasure, will be IMMO with on the most honour:it:defer - Ins, and the Pot - - chases completed tizer nearly preclude the possibility - of di 'appotntment, whatever the extent of the Negotiation. Apply pets.nally, from Eleven till Fattr, or by letter, to Mr. Berton, No. to, Leicester-place, Leiwster-square. lust published, price ss. in boards,. " . The Sevind Edition, - of . © MORAL PORThAIT of BATH; or, . Bath L Charachm, and Sketches front Real Lite, interspersed with Poetry, AvecOres, &e.. . 'by PETER. PA:o. PALLETT. • Printed for 0, Wilkie and I. Robinson, raternoster.row. • This Day was published, • • Elegantly iirinze&iii Qom to. pike zzs. in boards, .• Tl*' CRUSADERS or, Miosirell of Adm. A Pawn in Six Cantos. • • • Printed'for T:Cidell and W. Davies, Szran.i. CA R i NATIC 'QUESTION. On Friday n..xt s the 29th or April , will be publighed, / T HE CARIIATIC QUESTION. STA'L'ED. 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This Day WAS published, I n Quarto, embellished with Two elegantly engraved Por. trots, and a View of Nottingham Castle, price tl. t is. 6d: , and in Royal Quarto, with first Impressions of the Plates, I price sl. u2S. 6d, in extra boards, the Second Edition of MEMOIRS of the LIFE of COLONEL HUT CHINSON, Governor of Nottingham Castle and Town, Representative of the County of Nottingham in the long Parliatnent, and of the: Town of Nottingham in the first Parliameht of Charles 11. &c. With original Anecdotes of many at the 'most distinguished of is Lonremporaries, and a Summary Review of: Public Atlairst written by his Widovit Lucy, Daughter of Sir Alien Apsley, Lieutenant of the Tower, tee. From original MSS. By the Rev. LULI VS HUTCHINSON. To which is prefixed - ohe Life of Mrs. Hutchinson, writ ten by herself, 4 Fragment. Printed for Longman; Hurst, Rees, and Oral; Pater. POter.roW. • • • • " We . regard this Work as a valuable addition to our stock of original documents. But perliapt its greatest merit will be allowed to rest on its excellency as a literary compositiotit the story is interestine in the highest degree. The EditOr has nut exagpaated where he recommends his Book to the Ladies as inure CMCrtdiOttlgatiSO moss novels! h e suite is uoctoubtcay entaied tojhe praise or vigour and elegance, and Wlltaiot be easily m atched among the wittiop of out elder autbers."-P-Criiicali. Review, kn. eGoy. PXTUALLING.OFFICE, APri/.25 ISC . THE. COMMISSIONERS for VICTV,ILLING HAS Ar,lygsr )", NAVY do hereby give eVoier,Tivit on . Tsteuiqy a the 3d of May next, they wail be rea.ty to receive Ten. ders, in writing (sealed up), and treat Jri Two linnalred Tont of MUSCOVADO) SUGAR, to be answerable sem i bar prodtered:wltb the '!'enders, to be delivered In the original Palate., at the rate off -on Seventy to Elby. The: per IPie , into the Piartalling .Sloes at Deltlord, and. to be paid Jet by Bill:, payable, with interest, ninety etas after date. The Conditions of the Contra:7 mt . " be :eta at the Sevela7'.l Offire. No regard will bebad to aly Te..kfer in which the Price :hull not Je irseeted ix wordr at length, cr that that/ sect be deli yen-di to the Retard 6efure One on thc raid Trtesdtry the 3d of 1114 netet, ,or unless the Pers,et leho mass tate Ter.r!er, cr ilAge eci..rd on hit holta/j,ateca.lf, to 4.qty-er, when • ceriVed B"' TTY Improved, Preserved, and rendered yertnancnt, by the habitual us of - the SI CI L. IA N SOAP.or ITALIAN WASI-IINC; PASTE, which is difti.v.. cut from,• and an Improvement_ on, all, other Soays. This. tra,traiti emolient, - balsamic Washing Paste, cle.inses and rend.:rs the Skin of the Face, Neck, Minds, &c. most bcaiLti• fully soft. fair,' and smooth, removes every Blemish trom its surbcd, and protOls it float all the injuries of inciernent, variable. at4saline At in. ,- sphere. This S.',ap is prepared Croon cosmetic floviirs Balsams, - atul Herbs. celieeled in SiCiiy and the fruitful Plains or,ltaly s once using will establisit Its pre , :entinence. • Sold by Green, 398,0 *ford. street, near Dean-Street; Sharp, 48, Ludgate-hill ; and all tespeaable Perfumers, in Pots, price is. each. . The use of this. Soap in shaving . .-render3 the oiSeration Inosr luxuriously 4grecable. ql.Bserve the giittiature, W. Green. l ' . FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM PLAINTS. DR. FREEMAN'sGUTTA SALUTARIS is by far tht most sale and oth:dual Remedy ever yet disco vered cure of.that da;,gcr/us Digoase. Persons unhap pily aillteted with Venereal ComplaintN In all its stages anti under its various appearances.. will find a secure and prdsent kelief by taking. tnese . most invaluable Drops . ; which, for IticfrAixilllency during thirty years praarce iu the most po pulous part of Lotion, yiz. liatton-ganien, have beer; term ed ClittA Sal4ititriS. 'Pie Secrecy with ivhirh 'host persons so. aMided rind It needful to 'Coll4;eal their sufferings, tray be ,sately employ(Xl while using these Drops ; since they render confinement un nece-ssm.y,.as well as ail unctuous - or Mercurial Preparations; or any surgical le)peration whaiever. by alwointment of Dr. Ercerw,n they are sold by R. 13tit. ler, 4, Cheap 4ide, corner of Patertioster-row"; limo t, rio, and l'ldeliuC, 76, ok/ord-street ; l3ttliand Callwell, Duniin ; Sett, Sun 01, and Baktcr, C Unburgb k (atsgow; Stains, NiAltCheSler Livero44l, Stains and L in:li, Manchftter ; and most tvledicute Venders in every Tc.{vii, in putt ut 2s. 9(1, C 301.. • FOR. TIIF. TEETH..;-TROTTER'S Patrainsnt and used by plait R,val ilic.htt..)43es Dtlite3 Qt elgOccand Kerr, an.l (.:;:ntn•tnen, in the N ilvy ;wit wlo. 7 ,Savc lound cz;e god ei,i,:c.ts in long, Voyrig - es • TROT I'EiVs ORIENTAL DENT' VRICE ; or, ASI A I'lC 'EU Tl7l W , has been fur •to years reconunenciccl —a single Box, a iitifikient quantiiy ty ac. pertain ita elficacy anti oviftuvs, bring acknowletigvn by the inot,t rr4pcCteble medical authuritic, used • by many, and re .cfsnuiwtt4eo..' The Vowtier cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens, the Breath e posses3esOn Acid that can cortode the Enamel, puts .t ll..:autitul pulnit on the 'Fecal. kront its astringency, it stranathen , the Gums, enidiehtes the Sett rvy (which very orien proves riiCtic4trudion of whole setoi Tocith),anilpre aetves.suuttit Teeth troth 'decay. But wviiat has eithattecvi it in the estimation of- those wh, have been in the habit of Using it is, that it .prevents the return Of the Tooth.ach, with which Ware city had been violently afilieltal. Likewise a Tinztrire, 11'0.it posSesSei the power of e,,sing the inost• violent Twirch-ach, is a wash \Vail the l'oWita. A caut: o . l • Arty .'i.ttic; Tooth .rowtiur, Without " M. trotter'' the St..lnp are counterfeits. . . 1, 3 1t:1 ; rct.:ll, at her Warehouse, Na, Beaufoft;hiiiiclings, Stratiti.; and, by appoint tozot.by lessrat. • &muttons, 2411'16, and. Behun, Portsmouth ; Mr. Richards, Plymouth, Ai I:lrwin/4 Dock . ; Shearclitt; ,Avg, ' and . Sminiters, Bristol; Mr, V tic, anti Mairat, ;Aim; Mc. Thompson, : Isle - Cif 'Wight; Mr Cove, NottinAltain ; Mr, ; Butit,r, 'Oxford i • Pratt, -C,ainbriOgo; Atkinson, Chestei ; Yarmouth ; Townson, Chat ham q Dyer. Newcastle-oposi-Tyite I Incas, Southampton; Sheerness; and I.)aii;.o:i. 'fowls throttgliout ,England, Ireland; and Scot. land. itghlOVATllO lIF A LTIL T T has been too frequently the suhjed of just and A.- general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements.of the medical art have ofieN , l themselves as candidates for public pat tomes in the p tot'ession of pliyite. For the purpose 01 doing j , J§! . 14.4.: to the re*ult at our.stui ties and experience, lnd to prevent i.n, tti.)in being Classed ativang those empitiesawhose . imprudent rretensions hive, unfortunately for society, ludo too favourably rtt:eivecl, A.ve be.; leave to sunnrit to the liberal and enintliterwri a faithful state:nent of our pursuits and ac. quiremeats. A ftei havi4 real vL:I .. rA; , :t.tr tatxtical caeca. Lion ani the pupils of 'Messrs. Grintbl and Bliturd, whose kitutes and practice we cai.:ltilly ativeido.i, as piofesiors and surgeotts of the' Lotulori tlospital • we enterei ourselves us Sturicura irr that justly celehrated s.:10,1 for medical ayquire omit, tire ;tops' College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the dlifi:rent branches of anatOnly, authors, the theory and praelica of..physio, cheinitnry, initivv&ry, h9tariv, kc: Stc:, by these eminent professors, Drs. Nlouto, G reAory;: Iliac{:, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford, I'.'e tense. we shail not be i l t an.mtl presurripttious in saying that .'sir piOtit;ienc,y and acquiroinetrfs are nut intonsideratde. Ilivir .., r.r a•long series. of years made Verierral CoMplairits, and ih.. various diseases of Debility; the par tielliar on.reetof our Au. 1!, : ... : , i3O practice,. it will, we Wipe, be - allowed that We have a.iluired superior knowledge of their treatment, and cure.. In shgh t and receot , cases ot infeelion a perfeet re.establijihnieni is. couo,ted i n the otort period Lf two days ; and in those of the utmost, in. veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a. proper perseverance iit• our plan ot treatment enettres to the' patient a safe and radical 'cure. s . Amidstehe Melancholy variety of disorders Which are the elibds of a hahitlong and frost unhappily pursued .by the • youth of both sears, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitterthe matrimonial state. To such. persons n must be a consolation to know that.l they may now; • by a new and infallible mode of treatinent, be restored to that greatest ot all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from .vvlritever e.auseatising, as Weil as in every species of very:teat iriti..ctio:t. wa may be consulted by patients of either sex with th e A rea. est secrecy and honour. ~ liours4Consultation :it Jiurrie iroui ten totluee, and float 6 in thc evening till to at tight. Patients' in the country are requested to state r he . particti . tars of their case, age, arid general habit oftlying, It s . 1,4 c. in. closing a remittance for advice and medicines, Allen the same, will be given, or se T start to any part 'of.the kingdom. o'enstire, that secrecy so essential to our tu;derraking, the poeta,te Tit letters may be added to the account for medicines:. • CURRIE anti Co. Stitgeons, No. to,. flaiton . .-ganlan. CI" Messrs. Currie and Co. have Curtitii: at••.i iront th above respectable Professors of Lond;n: and Edy l buigh e ~i the, diligenee, skill, and humanity, with which tha'y i.:: ((gaited the .flatus as4locit them during the tune they ..t. 4 waded thcir Extturft itcputtici. - , . INTEPESTIIVg PAPER, ELATIVZ TO CREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA. Letter from the lion. TIMOTHY PICKIRINO, Saleol , of the United States, from the state of 10,is,:iolinsetts, hibiting to his „Constituents a view of the illuminant danger of an unnecessary intl ruinaike W ir; addressed io Ris Ex.. celleney lAstas S v AN, Governor of "the said State. • City of 1111s4dnvp, Fei..l6, tiIDS. Sue-4n the even current . of ordinary times ; an Aldve..ss from a Steiety in CongresS to his Constie tuents might be 'dispensed with. In jock times, the proceedings 'of the Executive and ...Lcgislature of the United Strres, 'exhibited in their public iias, might be ittifficietit. But ,the present singular cone dition 'of opr country, when it Ltit iiitcre,itaig . conceros, verept up 'in myitery, excite euiversat _ alarm, requires rile to be no lonOr Silent. Perhaps .1 ant liable to censure, at suoill a crisis, for not sooner presenting to you and ' them such a '.taw of our national arriTirs as my official situation lia placed • in my power. I . nove ailare,s it to you, Sir, as the prover ()ream of conununicaeoe to the Legi4attiQ. The attairunz;nt of truth is ever desirable : ' and I cannot permit myself to doubt; the , ther-staietnent I new make most be acceptable to ail who 11,u e an ae gene) , in directing the atfairs, mei who are :i.larciiatis of the interests of 'our Commonwealth, v.r ;itch so materially depend on the measures_of the Gokern 'bent. of the nation. At the same 111 1 am aware of thP jealousy with winch, in these uhhippy days . a party disseotions„ my communic.itions insy, , If'. some of my constituents, be - received.—Of this I will ' not Complain ; while I earnestly wish the saute jea lousy to he extended towards all public nit..p. , Yet I may claim some share of attention and, credit ; that share which is due to the man whn- defies the world to point,' in the whale course of - a long add pnbiic tile, at one instance of" deception, ; at a single departure from truth. . The Embargo demands the first notice. For per. haps no aeli.ot the • National Government hils ever produced so much solicitude, or spread such univer sal alarm. Because ell naturally conclude, that a ince sure pregnant with' incalculable toisclat to all Cla•:Se., Of our fellow-citizens, Would not have been plopos ed 4 the Presideet, and adopted by Congress, but fur causes' deeply atteleing the interests and suety of the Nation. . It unfit have beep utider the influence , of this opinion that the Let isleiive (3euies of some , States have exptv:led - their approbation of . tlicEme • bargri, either , :xplicitly or by, imphcation. • The folto.oiks -' , were all ilie* Piper.; laid by the . _. rresititto bei'ore . Congreis,'es the grounds of thsi embaruo :' " ' . . • I. The Proclamation of the'Kine of Great firitain requiring the return of his subjects, ihe ,eamen es , pecially, from fereign contitries, tc, uid, in this hour of ei,euliar danger - , in the defence of their own. But it being an ichnowtedged principle, that every , nation has a right eta the service Of its.Subjeas in time of war, that' Piochunte ion coulil not I . :mrhish i the slightest ground for an embargo.. . • , 2. The Ertraie of a Leiter froth the Grand indge ,Rsolmu, to the French Attorney 'General far the Council' of Prizes. This contained . a partial 'Aer . pretation of the Imperial Decree of 'Nevember 21, itloo. This Dceive,itideed, and'interpretatien, pre sent flagrant violations of . our neutral rights, and.of a' the existing treaty between the United "Settes end France; but still the exeCution of that Decree could not (from the small agmber of French Cruizers) extensively interrupt our trade. Tbese•two Papers . were pi t iblic, , . . . - 3:The Letter' from our Minister,. Mr.. ARM: STROtio, to Mr. CHAMPONY, the FrencliMinistai fur Foreign Alieira : and, .. . . 4. Mr. C tt Am PAt, NV's Atiswer. Both these ought, • in form or sobsiance, also to have be . en [wide public. The latter would have furnished to our nation some idea of `the views and expedations of France. But - - both were withdrawn 14 the Piesident• to be dvixf• sited among other „Executive secrets ; while neither presented any new ground to justify an embargo. . .• In the Senate, these papers were referred to 8. Colninittee. The Committee nuiatly reported - .a . . Bill for Inking an Embargo, agreeably to the Pycsi deues proposal. L This was read a first, a second, and a third time, and passed-andall in the short compass of-four hours l A litde time was repeatedly asked to obtain further information, and to consider , ' irmeasure . 01 stich Moment-a such universal con- Icern': IlUt these requests were denied'. We were • hurried into the passage of the 13111, as if there was danger of its being rejeeled if we were ell.m.ved time i to obtain further. infortnatiob, end deliberately con , sitter the Subjea. For fo that time our VesSels were freely sailing on foreign voyages; and in a national,' point of view, tbe depattere of hall a dozen or a doi:n more, tihile,we were inquiring into the rte, cessity or.eveJiency of the Embargo, was of little moment. Or it' the dmw,er to our vessels, seamen, and therchandize, !Lid I;eun so extretne, as not to ' admit of one d;ty's delay, ought not that extreme ' danger to,have be . enetOibited to Congress is The . Constitution, whiCh requires.,the President '' :to givsi to Congress information Of the state of the,Union,” certainly meant, not partial bur, complete . Informa tion °wale subject of a - communication, so tar as he Poti!r\-ssed it. . And when it eujuitiS Win, 4 .'10 re-, ~Cornmend to their coniideratiou s ;:p h ,,,l rt i l e eita nt y , rp i s t h a s s . -recommendations ai li ti o ly uld iii i i i e l:L o lg a c ,.. . o. ne t er l ;4 ll sary th6s an e d. eisleleirotu should 1,,, bottow...l, on 'i(orintition covtivutietged, , not oil facii 711;ih:, - ,./d., .3 Lid , I QC ked up in the Exe cutive Cabinet. 1 lad the public safety been air stab" or ..at' .4ro:1:. I,:blic 'good been presented to our view, ,but Nvlii( li ~ vould be lost by a toootent's 'l delay, thei:e.wool,t '.factl,Tt'en Smile i4i,&of . y for dis..! • 1 - 4,atch thou ~li II t) Ile I or ...4:kow; with* due iiiii,roza -1 t I ; ' I n t • . , - . - ~i , t public without a 1 t it i. , : t r i . li ..I.ut,st.brtittrittit.itt:itmoepap,;::..i.,:tti;jl)l4.4...ti. to me ... hen, as 1 'Mattleilillt ilititiN,, WittvAlt a le&iiintat4.4 ()Vied. ilsmets